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Stones raised around 2900–2600 BC. The new visitor centre, run by the Urras nan Tursachan charity, has an exhibition, a café and a shop.
Official websitecalanais.org→A village of restored 19th-century blackhouses, lived in until the early 1970s. Museum, café and shop from late March to late October; cottages and hostel all year.
Official websitegearrannan.com→A fully furnished traditional thatched house where the family and its animals lived under one roof. The peat fire is never allowed to go out.
Official websitehistoricenvironment.scot→Guardian of the Orb, the mark of Harris Tweed handwoven in the Outer Hebrides under the 1993 Act. Story Room sessions from Monday to Friday.
Official websiteharristweed.org→The islands' museum and archive, with Gaelic and English interpretation and Lewis Chessmen on display. Entry by donation; closed Sunday and Monday.
Official websiteouterhebridesheritage.org.uk→A medieval church founded by Alasdair 'Crotach' MacLeod, the MacLeod clan chief who died in 1547, whose carved tomb fills a recess. Cared for by Historic Environment Scotland.
Official websitehistoricenvironment.scot→